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Listen The Year In Music From All Songs Considered
December 8, 2008 – Hear a far-reaching roundtable discussion of the year's best albums and biggest surprises.
Listen The Best CDs of 2008 (So Far)
June 25, 2008 – The halfway point of 2008 seems like a good time to look at the first half of a busy year in music.
Listen Jim James Of My Morning Jacket In Concert
June 19, 2008 – Hear the lead singer for My Morning Jacket recorded live, in a solo acoustic performance.
Listen 'Evil Urges' from My Morning Jacket
June 13, 2008 – Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews Evil Urges, the new album by My Morning Jacket.
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June 10, 2008 – Critic Josh duLac looks at new music, including albums from Lil Wayne and Solomon Burke.
Listen Sneak Preview: Death Cab for Cutie, Portishead, Shearwater, My Morning Jacket, More
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March 20, 2008 – On this edition of All Songs Considered we share our most memorable moments from South by Southwest.
Read SXSW 2008: My Morning Jacket
March 13, 2008 – The distinctly American band performs songs from its new album, Evil Urges, at SXSW.
Read My Morning Jacket, Yo La Tengo at SXSW
March 13, 2008 – My Morning Jacket performed with Yo La Tengo and The Whigs at Austin Music Hall.
Listen Guest DJ M. Ward
November 17, 2006 – New-folk artist M. Ward talks about his latest CD, Post-War and shares some of his favorite reco...
Listen An Early Live Gem from a Band on the Verge
October 31, 2006 – On My Morning Jacket's live "Lowdown," the song's unassuming and beautiful melody prevails.
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September 21, 2006 – All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen talks with NPR reviewers Robert Christgau, Meredith Ochs, T...
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Read Will Hermes' Top 10 CDs of 2005
December 17, 2005 – Will Hermes' picks include the "wonderfully strange" world of Animal Collective and Sigur Ros.
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December 16, 2005 – Tom Moon's picks for the year's best CDs range from lo-fi indie folk to rediscovered jazz.


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Hooper, who had 32 points in last season's 97-88 win over Northern Arizona, hit 9 of 14 shots—including 5 of 8 3-pointers—and all four of her free-throw attempts Friday. Emily Cady added 13 points, seven rebounds and four steals for the Cornhuskers (3-0), while Lindsey Moore had 10 points and nine assists.
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Funding infertility: A look at the financial implications of trying to get pregnantFARGO – Chad and Shannon Elbert had invested thousands of dollars into their first in vitro fertilization cycle when her doctor canceled the procedure in October 2009.
By: Sherri Richards, INFORUM
About the "InDepth: Infertility" series
• Sunday SheSays looked at the medical factors and treatments of infertility, including natural treatments.
• Monday we looked at the emotional toll infertility takes on couples.
• Today we will look at the financial impact of infertility.
FARGO – Chad and Shannon Elbert had invested thousands of dollars into their first in vitro fertilization cycle when her doctor canceled the procedure in October 2009. Her body hadn't produced as many egg follicles as hoped.
At this point, the Hope, N.D, couple had already gone through nine rounds of artificial insemination coupled with fertility medication. Elbert, whose infertility is caused by endometriosis, says she was devastated, defeated and sunk into a deep depression.
"My dream of being a mom biologically is never going to happen," she remembers thinking.
"It took a few months for Chad to convince me to try again."
A scheduled round of IVF was cancelled in March 2010 due to spring flooding.
When they were able to complete a cycle in May 2010, Elbert had reached the lifetime maximum for infertility coverage on her health insurance plan. With help from their families, they paid $16,000 out of pocket.
Nine months later, their daughter, Hadley, was born.
Looking back, all the physical, emotional and financial tolls seem distant and worth it, Shannon says. She's come to embrace that this was their journey and recognize it as a blessing.
She also knows not everyone who struggles with infertility can afford the medical treatments.
As fertility treatments have become more refined and accessible, they've also become more expensive. This can create another layer of stress for couples experiencing infertility.
Costly treatments
On its website, the Midwest Center for Reproductive Medicine lists the costs for treatment options. One cycle of the oral medication Clomid combined with insemination costs $800 to $1,000, the site says. One cycle of Super Ovulation with insemination costs $3,000 to $3,500.
A fresh cycle of in vitro fertilization will cost $17,000 to $19,000, including medications. If an egg donor or gestational carrier is involved, costs range from $22,000 to $25,000, the site says.
Dr. Kristen Cain, a reproductive endocrinologist with Sanford Health in Fargo, says in vitro costs vary widely center to center and region to region.
She says most reproductive endocrinologists are open to discussing financial concerns and can work with the patient to reduce costs.
Insurance coverage
Since the 1980s, 15 states have passed laws that require insurers to either cover or offer coverage for infertility diagnosis and treatment, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. North Dakota and Minnesota are not among them.
There is more pressure on insurance carriers to cover at least portion of infertility treatments to remain competitive, says Jack Easton, director of sales for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota.
According to information provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, most people insured by the company are covered for infertility treatments.
Essentially, 100 percent of fully insured groups that are part of the Blue Cross pool have infertility coverage. Of the 200 self-funded employer groups, fewer than 10 choose to exclude fertility treatments.
About two-thirds of the 33,468 members with individual policies forgo infertility coverage. Many of these individuals are seeking less expensive plans or are senior citizens, says BCBS spokesperson Najla Amundson.
Blue Cross's corporate medical policy covers a wide variety of artificial reproductive technologies, including insemination and IVF, if the patient has a two-year history of infertility or the infertility is associated with endometriosis, abnormal male factors, or blocked fallopian tubes. It does not cover infertility treatments in cases of voluntary sterilization, or treatments involving donor eggs or sperm or gestational carriers.
However, patients may find the company's $20,000 lifetime maximum benefit does not go that far, especially when in vitro fertilization comes into play.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota officials say the lifetime maximum is necessary to keep its policies affordable and sustainable. It's a matter of balancing premiums and payouts, especially when these treatments are voluntary and the condition is not life-threatening.
"Part of the $20,000 lifetime cap is to make people think 'How are we going to use this?' " says Jim Wynstra, director of actuarial at Blue Cross.
A diagnosis of infertility can affect women who seek a new, individual health insurance policy.
They are subjected to underwriting, which looks at the applicant's medical and family history and known conditions. An applicant with known infertility would be denied an individual plan that includes coverage for infertility treatments, Easton says.
A diagnosis of infertility does not exclude women from a group plan through an employer, he adds.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota did not respond to requests seeking information about its coverage of infertility treatments or related policies.
Elbert was told she was uninsurable through a traditional individual plan after she went through IVF. Her husband, a farmer, is self-employed, and she stays home with their daughter.
Because she had continued benefits through COBRA, they were able to purchase a high-premium, high-deductible conversion plan, which includes infertility coverage, though they are responsible for more out-of-pocket costs.
With a new lifetime maximum, Elbert went through a fresh round of IVF last December. They had started saving as soon as Hadley was born. They prepaid $17,000, with no guarantee of a baby.
Her body produced only two egg follicles this time. When her doctor suggested canceling the treatment, Elbert said no. She knew it was her last chance.
"I don't care how much it costs. I'm trusting it will work," she told him.
Both eggs were harvested, both fertilized and both implanted. Elbert became pregnant with twins, though she lost one of the babies at 11 weeks.
She is expecting their second child in August.
The couple still has two frozen embryos from their 2010 IVF cycle that can be implanted. She also prays one day she becomes pregnant spontaneously.
She says it's important couples going through infertility are optimistic about the treatments.
"You want to give people the hope that no matter what diagnosis you're given that it can still happen," Elbert says. "But I know how that felt when people said that to me, so that's a statement you tread lightly with."
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Colorado's State Historical Fund announced that it would grant $28,500 for the much-needed roof replacement project in early December – about the same time that the Friends of the Wright Opera House were inking the deal with Ridgway resident Joshua Gowans to become the young nonprofit organization's first executive director.
Gowans moved to the area from with his wife, Heather Hart, about two years ago, after successfully helming the Baltimore Humane Society, and the Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Columbia, S.C. Since moving to Ridgway, he worked in the software development field, and ran the Second Chance Humane Society's recent capital campaign to acquire the Angel Ridge Ranch, where his wife works as shelter manager.
FWOH board members, over this same time period, after raising $750,000 to purchase the historic building in 2011, with the vision of preserving and renovating it as a center for the performing arts, found themselves with a large empty venue. They launched headlong into the business of booking performers and promoting shows, which has gone exceedingly well, but the hard work has taken its toll. On the heels of the 2012 ambitious new Summer Music Series, the all-volunteer board was beginning to feel the pain.
"It was a slaveship," FWOH President Dee Williams said. "We were here all the time," with FWOH's only paid employee, a part-time administrative assistant, working 50-60 hour weeks.
Even so, "Tons of stuff fell through the cracks," Williams said. "It had become a much, much, much bigger project than we ever anticipated. We needed an executive director."
Gowans, whose background includes consulting with nonprofits as they transition from all- volunteers to paid staff, was the perfect fit (he studied nonprofit leadership and management training at Harvard Business School). An expectant father, he was applying for other jobs in the area when FWOH approached him last fall about coming onboard. Gowans said he welcomed the opportunity to get back into nonprofit management, although at the Wright Opera House. "I am in charge of all the details from the trash and the roof to marketing and business aspects to fundraising – and in just a minute, I have to go scrape the sidewalk," he said one recent wintry afternoon. "A lot of my job is to take the tedium and detail off of board members and allow them to spend time to growing the organization from a higher level. My role is to implement the board's objectives," he said, and to keep the board "as effective and efficient as possible."
Overseeing the roof replacement will consume much of Gowans' time and energy over the coming year; the job, scheduled to start in March or April, has been awarded to TL Roofing, Inc., out of Durango. Once that project is underway, however, Gowan will shift his attention to the building's foundation. Having sustained serious damage from floods in the 1920s, and again in the 1980s, it must be stabilized before any more work on the building can be done.
Another priority in 2013 will be seeking funds (likely from the State Historical Fund once again) for the needed foundation work. It will be a big project, involving the tearing up of the sidewalk in front of the Wright Opera House, and building an ADA-compliant entryway.
When these structural repairs are complete, FWOH can then start in on improvements to the building's interior.
When they bought the Wright Opera House two years ago, FWOH members consulted with Ridgway architect Doug MacFarlane, and began envisioning the building's interior transformation. Preliminary drawings showed a radically altered ground-level entry area, with a sweeping grand staircase rising to the lobby and theater on the second level. Upstairs, the group dreamed of a larger lobby area where concert-going crowds could comfortably mingle, and a deeper theater, made possible by a large addition to the back of the building, which would also allow for more spacious backstage and green room areas.
FWOH members had to scale back on this dream, however, upon realizing it exceeded their pocketbook. After paying a recent visit to the Historic Sheridan Opera House, in Telluride, they also realized that by maximizing and reconfiguring the existing space, they can avoid the expense of an addition.
For example, with modest modifications, two small ground-level apartments in the back of the building could be retrofitted into greenrooms and an expanded backstage area, and public restrooms could shift to the ground level, opening up more space for a concession area upstairs (and for a better flow of foot traffic from the existing stairway to the theater).
The theater itself, it turns out, is already the perfect size. It can comfortably seat 200 – about as big as Ouray's audiences get. But attractive balcony seating may still be a possibility.
The long-awaited installation of an elevator, already paid for by a generous donor, could be fast-tracked, without major structural headaches, by placing it in an old stairwell that in recent times was remodeled into a tiny storefront.
Gowans even envisions a rustic wine bar in the building's stone-clad cellar.
Williams' ultimate vision for the Wright Opera House is that it grows into an economic engine for the town. "I'd really like this to be the reason people come to Ouray," she said. "I think we can do that."
Gowans and Williams agree that to reach their goal, they must collaborate with other arts organizations in the region, such as the Sherbino Theater in Ridgway and the Ouray County Performing Arts Guild, rather than treating them like competitors, to which end talks are underway with both groups.
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Like the title says, I have upcoming auditions for Pj Game and Once on this island. I am a high soprano, 15, and am not going for really any specific part. I've done some research on the shows but I'm still not too familar with them. The auditions are not until '08.
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After getting a comment on how I build campaign world maps, I've decided to talk about how I create dungeon maps. I have a confession... it's easier than I want to admit.
There are three sources for dungeons - natural caverns, man-made (creature made!!), and combo dungeons.
With natural caverns, I just use squiggles on a piece of graph paper - or download an existing cave map (http://www.climb-utah.com/WM/Maps/NuttyPuttyCaveMap.pdf). Then I arrange the monsters with as
After a question from Blud about how to create a campaign world, I decided to create this to show folks just how easy it CAN be... if you LET it be easy.
I started with a Google Map of a town with which Blud may be familiar (it's his hometown!!), Republic, Missouri. I start with a new name... and welcome you all to Morlic (twisting the actual name around)!
I then get a screen shot of the map version of the town, and decide which direction the local port is, and which direction
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The wound throbbed beneath his arm, and he could feel his blood soaking his shirt and trousers beneath the wound. His only hope was to get to a safe haven. His mouth gaped as he saw that he stood before the StormHaven public cemetery. If the blood loss didn't kill him, drinking the potion he had received from the Church would leave him incapacitated and vulnerable to capture which would end up killing him.
I've been playing with the idea of writing a fantasy novel for about... thirty years. I am finally taking the first step of letting someone else read the prologue to the novel. Comments are most welcome.
The raven-haired giant stood atop the rise and surveyed his surroundings. Acrid smoke from various fires somewhat obscured his vision, but that was of no matter as those fires were primarily behind him. Before him the carnage was clear
After reading lots of threads and several different boards about how to establish a campaign world (or just a campaign!), I thought I'd wax poetic here about my methodologies that have developed over the years.
I went on forever about how I do the big background stuff in my first entry, so here's more of a nitty-gritty view.
My world works... that's as clear as I can get to it. There are kingdoms that are foundering and failing, to either just disappear or be subsumed


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November 4, 2011
Was Drew Brees on the football field Sunday? Didn't feel like it. Honestly, I'm not that surprised the Rams beat the Saints. There are no actual facts to back up this theory, but sometimes teams that blow up offensively one week don't perform the next game. It happens in football, basketball, and baseball. Whether the team grows overconfident in their abilities and slacks off, is tired from the week before, or something else, I don't know. It just seems to happen more often than it should.
Brandon Pettigrew was a disappointment, too. I had high expectations for him last week, and the entire season, but he just hasn't performed. If you can't capitalize in that high powered offense when the opposing secondary is focusing on Calvin Johnson, you're not worth a starting spot on a fantasy team.
Detroit's defense had a good game, though, thanks to Tebow performing like many of us expected. He's a good guy, and you want him to win based on personality alone, but I'm worried he's not a pro caliber quarterback.
Adrian Peterson performed, well, too, as he always does. But he didn't blow the roof off, like you'd expect. Part of the problem was the Vikings went down early to the Panthers and had to throw more than they'd like. Still, Christian Ponder used a lot of check-down passes to Peterson, recording a TD on that end, too.
Not a bad week overall… on to Week 9 picks.
Matt Forte
Forte has been tearing it up this year, and will certainly be paid in the offseason (unless the Bears slap the Franchise Tag on him). Sunday he faces the Philadelphia Eagles, who I see as playing strong the rest of the season after they had the bye to get situated.
The Eagles defense shut down Tony Romo and the Cowboys, but their offensive "forte" is the passing game, and with Nnamdi Asomugha, Asante Samuel, and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie patrolling the secondary off of a bye, it's easy to see why the Cowboys offense stalled.
The Bears "forte," though, is Forte. The Eagles' frontline has not performed well this season. Look for the Bears to feed their workhorse back (and potentially Marion Barber if he plays) plenty.
There's also a good chance Jay Cutler throws a few picks, but that's always on the table.
Arian Foster / Ben Tate
I presume Foster will get the bulk of the carries now that he's healthy, but you never know, so I include Tate here. The Browns have had a tough time stopping the run this year, as the secondary is responsible for keeping them in games. There's a good chance both these guys score Sunday in Houston, and a decent chance the Texans eclipse 30 points.
Oakland Defense
I'm going to continue to pick on Tebow here, and say that Oakland will have a solid defensive game. Despite losing Asomugha in the offseason, the defense remains the strong suit of the team. Their defensive line is strong and will surely pressure Tebow like Detroit's big line did last week.
Denver Defense
Staying in the same game, I'll now pick on Carson Palmer. I'll dismiss his three interception performance two weeks ago – he was only with the team for a few days, and had spent the entire season throwing to high school kids until he was traded from Cincinnati. But Palmer has not been the top tier quarterback he once was since he blew out his knee in the playoffs.
Last year he had a fairly solid fantasy season and qualified as a top ten quarterback. But I find it hard to believe, even with a bye week to catch up, that he'll be able to hit the ground running for the Raiders. They'll likely feed Darren McFadden and Michael Bush and limit Palmer's impact. If Tebow manages to work some of his intangible magic and jump to a significant lead, and Palmer's forced to perform, look for pick city.


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Cincinnati's Rob Fetters drops third solo album and further proof of his Pop divinity
Brian Baker
1 Comment · Monday, December 30, 2013
Singer/songwriter Rob Fetters' fourth solo album, Saint Ain't, leaves out the psychedelia but explores plenty of fresh sonic territory.
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Tonight's free MidPoint Indie Summer concert on Fountain Square has an element of contemporary local music heritage … and lots of ear-grabbing melody. The show is being headlined by psychodots, one of the most popular (and locally influential) original bands to ever call Cincinnati home. Check the Pop/Rock trio's website here and a clip of the 'dots performing at Redsfest in 2006 below:Cari Clara, the long-running project of Eric Diedrichs — who now lives in Lexington, Ky., but fronted Cincy Pop/Rock faves The Simpletons in the '00s — plays the middle slot. Check out CityBeat's review of Cari Clara's most recent release, Midnight March, here and the album's "Battle Hymn" below.Midnight March by Cari ClaraThe Ready Stance, featuring former members of wildly popular '90s act Middlemarch (and former Ass Ponys bassist, Randy Cheek) opens the show at 8 p.m. Check out CityBeat's interview with the band from last spring here. And here is a sample from the group's debut album, Damndest:Free embed music player from ReverbNation.comFor more info, go to myfountainsquare.com.
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Fountain Square Gets Poptastic Tonight
Three of Cincy's greatest Pop/Rock acts perform for tonight's Midpoint Indie Summer show
Tonight's free MidPoint Indie Summer concert on Fountain Square is a bit different than most of the shows in the series. Not only is the bill all-local, it also represents three of the finest "Pop Rock" entities to ever emerge from the Queen City. Despite sharing a knack for writing incredibly memorable songs exploding with irrepressible hooks, each group has its own distinctive sound and draws from varying classic Pop/Rock influences from throughout time, from The Beatles to Todd Rundgren to The Buzzcocks. The Tigerlilies kicks things off at 7 p.m. The quartet has had a remarkable run over the past 23 years, despite the occasional upheaval — the group's lead guitarist slot occasionally seemed to reach "Spinal Tap drummer" proportions, but the 'Lilies balance that out by having the remarkable ability to enlist some truly amazing players who each have brought something unique to the group. Current six-slinger Brendan Bogosian is no exception; the guitarist's (formerly of local bands like Cash Flagg and The Woos) expressive, serpentine style of playing has weaved its way into (and added new wrinkles to the sound of) The Tigerlilies' deft brand of early Punk/Post Punk inspired Power Pop seamlessly. The band is currently working on its next album, which they hope to have out this fall. Next up (at about 8:15 p.m.) is the Roger Klug Power Trio, fronted (go figure!) by singer/songwriter/guitarist Roger Klug and featuring the great rhythm section of Mike Tittel on drums and Jamie Criswell on bass. Klug (former member of popular locals The Willies) has amassed an impressive discography since his mid-'90s solo debut, Mama Mama ich bin in dem La La Land, a garage-y display of Klug's clever, instinctive songcraft, and the highly addictive follow-up, Toxic and 15 Other Love Songs. Those albums help Klug build a following amongst Power Pop die-hards, and not just local ones. His records found a widespread cult following thanks to distribution from modern Power Pop juggernaut Not Lame Records and breathlessly positive press from pretty much any critic who took the time to listen to a song. After the ambitious (and creatively successful) Where Has the Music Gone?: The Lost Recordings of Clem Comstock in 1999 — a concept album featuring alleged "lost recordings" in a variety of vintage Pop styles (and credited to various made-up artist names) — Klug seemingly disappeared, putting out no new Roger Klug material for a decade and popping up only occasionally for area live shows. But in 2010, Klug fans were treated to an all-new LP, More Help for Your Nerves, which (somewhat amazingly) features some of his best tunes yet. Closing out the live-concert primer on Cincinnati's catchiest homegrown music from the past four decades is, fittingly, popular trio psychodots (starting around 9:30 p.m.). The 'Dots are genuine local music legends whose origins date back to the '70s when a quartet of graduates from Toledo's Sylvania High School — Rob Fetters, Bob Nyswonger, Chris Arduser and Tom Toth — moved to Cincinnati and, with a few adjustments in the lineup over time, went on to become one of the Queen City's most beloved bands, the raisins.Local sensations of epic proportions, the raisins built up a huge (and hugely loyal) fan base in the city's clubs and, with its self-titled LP, scored a regional hit with the unforgettable, somewhat "New Wave-ish" "Fear Is Never Boring." If CityBeat ever does "Best Cincinnati Songs of All-Time," "Fear" is a lock for the No. 1 slot. There will be no debate.Following the raisins' split in the mid-'80s, Arduser rejoined Fetters and Nyswonger — as well as the producer of that debut LP, globally acclaimed Covington native Adrian Belew — in The Bears, which spread Cincinnati's best kept secret well beyond city limits with a pair of well-distributed albums so strong they were like the Midwest's own Beatles. By the end of the '80s, The Bears had split as Belew began investing more time in his solo and other outside work. Perhaps sensing the end was near, Arduser, Fetters and Nyswonger (among about a bazillion other musical projects) began performing as a trio in 1988. The three masterful musicians officially became psychodots in 1991 when they released their self-titled album. The 'dots picked up where they had left off with the raisins and Bears and returned to their status as one of the city's most reliable original music draws.Psychodots went on indefinite hiatus in the mid-'90s as the trio's members continued to explore a variety of projects (from the Arduser-fronted Graveblankets to Fetters' solo work to Nyswonger's jobs in Bucket and many other local units). While remaining prolific individually, the band seems to have found a way to balance all of their projects better; both The Bears and psychodots have returned to action for live shows and even new releases. (The raisins have also reteamed for a few one-off shows.)The 'dots' live activity has been especially spare, limited usually to a couple of special shows a year around Thanksgiving time. But, along with tonight's appearance on Fountain Square, the trio seems ready for at least a little increased activity. After the Indie Summer show was announced, the psychodots were added as opening act for Cheap Trick's concert at the Taft Theatre next week, July 6.If you're one of tonight's three performers' fans, you're likely well aware of their histories. But if you're unfamiliar with any or all of tonight's acts, be sure to be on the Square by 7 p.m. for a free musical retrospective of Cincy Pop at its finest. (Fun fact: Arduser, Nyswonger and Fetters — with The Bears — and The Tigerlilies were performers at the very first Cincinnati Entertainment Awards in the mid-'90s.)
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Grasshopper Juice Records presents the sixth annual Adjust Your Eyes Music & Art Festival this weekend at downtown's Mainstay Rock Bar Friday-Saturday.
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Full lineup of free concerts every Friday this summer
The lineup for this summer's MidPoint Indie Summer series — every-Friday free concerts on Fountain Square — features another strong mix of solid national headliners (many are MidPoint Music Festival alumni) from as far away as Australia and Timbuktu and local favorites. Stay tuned for additions and updates.Friday, June 1: The Bright Light Social Hour (Austin Tex.); Buffalo Killers; The KickawaysFriday, June 8: The Dynamites (Nashville); Khaira Arby and her Band (Timbuktu, Mali, Africa); The PinstripesFriday, June 15: The Seedy Seeds; Wymond Miles (of The Fresh & Onlys, San Francisco); Belle HistoireFriday, June 22: Art vs Science (Australia); You You're Awesome; ShadowraptrFriday, June 29: psychodots (openers TBA)Friday, July 6: Lydia Loveless (Columbus); Patrick Sweany (Nashville); The Ready Stance Friday, July 13: Seabird; The Harlequins; Jon Drake and The Shakes (Chicago) Friday, July 20: Ha Ha Tonka (Springfield, Mo.); Izzy and the Catastrophics (New York); The Ridges (Athens, Ohio)Friday, July 27: Orgone (Los Angeles); The Cliftones; Eclipse Friday, Aug. 3: Bear Hands (Brooklyn); Lightning Love (Ann Arbor, Mich.); Fort Lean (Brooklyn)Friday, Aug. 10: Budos Band (New York); Kansas City Bible Company (Nashville); Sidewalk Chalk (Chicago) Friday, Aug. 17: Class Actress (Brooklyn)Friday Aug. 31: Wussy; R.Ring The MidPoint Indie Summer concerts start at 7 p.m. each Friday this summer. Music lovers of all ages are welcome to attend.
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The Graveblankets (Profile)
After lengthy hiatus, Chris Arduser and friends return with new/old album
Brian Baker
1 Comment · Monday, December 13, 2010
"Grave blankets" are defined as decorative covers for gravesites. For nearly a decade, it seemed as though Chris Arduser — best known for his work with psychodots, The Bears, Adrian Belew and a variety of related bands and artists — had relegated his popular Americana side project of the same name to his own personal musical cemetery. The hiatus has ended, and the band has re-emerged with new energy and a new album.
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Rumors, Lies and General Misunderstandings
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 14, 2010
April 17 is Record Store Day, so be sure to support your local independent music retailers. If you're a fan of local Electro/Indie/Folk/Pop wonders The Seedy Seeds, you'll definitely want to stop by Shake It Records in Northside, where they'll close out the store's Record Store Day with a performance at 9 p.m. You can also pick up a copy of The Seedys' new three-song, 7-inch vinyl release being issued by Shake It's label division.
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Psychodots and Faux Frenchmen
April 22 • Cincinnati Zoo
Judy George
0 Comments · Monday, April 19, 2010
If you missed Cincinnati's legendary Psychodots last Thanksgiving, you have another chance to see them Thursday, this time with hot string ensemble Faux Frenchmen at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens' free "Tunes & Blooms" concert series. Come celebrate Power Pop and Gypsy Jazz glory among 1 million flowers.
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Fresh Rosemary
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Wednesday night at Covington's Mad Hatter, local Rock foursome Rosemary Device celebrates the release of its self-titled debut. Radio-friendly songwriting makes the band so effective and destined for wider exposure. Though peripherally similar to some of the Pop/Emo music that gets a lot of attention these days, RD's songs come off less forced and calculated and, therefore, a bit more timeless.
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psychodots with The Tempers
Nov. 27 • Southgate House
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Tuesday, November 24, 2009
The amazing local Power Pop trio hasn't been a "full-time" band for several years, but Ohio fans always know that, come Thanksgiving, they'll have a chance or two to catch the 'dots. Their annual shows (by the band's account, this will be the 666th) happen Wednesday at Canal Street Tavern in Dayton and Friday at the Southgate House.
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Can anyone tell me what's the advantage of persist() vs save() in Hibernate?
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This question has some good answers about different persistence methods in Hibernate. To answer your question directly, with save() the insert statement is executed immediately regardless of transaction state. It returns the inserted key so you can do something like this:
So use save() if you need an identifier assigned to the persistent instance immediately.
With persist(), the insert statement is executed in a transaction, not necessarily immediately. This is preferable in most cases.
Use persist() if you don't need the insert to happen out-of-sequence with the transaction and you don't need the inserted key returned.
I did some mock testing to record the difference between
Sounds like both these methods behaves same when dealing with Transient Entity but differ when dealing with Detached Entity.
For the below example, take EmployeeVehicle as an Entity with PK as
Example 1 : Dealing with Transient Object
Repeat the same using
Example 2 : Dealing with Detached Object
Result : You might be expecting the Vehicle with id : 36 obtained in previous session is updated with name as "Toyota" . But what happens is that a new entity is saved in the DB with new Id generated for and Name as "Toyota"
So, it is always better to use Persist() rather than Save() as save has to be carefully used when dealing with Transient object .
Important Note : In the above example , the pk of vehicle entity is a generated value , so when using save() to persist a detached entity , hibernate generates a new id to persist . However if this pk is not a generated value than it is result in a exception stating key violated.
Actually the difference between hibernate save() and persist() methods is depends on generator class we are using. If our generator class is assigned, then there is no difference between save() and persist() methods. Because generator 'assigned' means, as a programmer we need to give the primary key value to save in the database right [ Hope you know this generators concept ] In case of other than assigned generator class, suppose if our generator class name is Increment means hibernate it self will assign the primary key id value into the database right [other than assigned generator, hibernate only used to take care the primary key id value remember], so in this case if we call save() or persist() method then it will insert the record into the database normally But hear thing is, save() method can return that primary key id value which is generated by hibernate and we can see it by long s = session.save(k); In this same case, persist() will never give any value back to the client, return void. persist() also guarantees that it will not execute an INSERT statement if it is called outside of transaction boundaries. where as Save() INSERT happens immediately, no matter if you are inside or outside of a transaction. hope you are clear.


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3 tablespoons
soy sauce
3 tablespoons
tomato sauce
1 tablespoon
peanut oil
2 cloves
garlic, peeled and minced
1 pinch
ground black pepper
1 pinch
ground cumin
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cubed
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1/4 cup
minced onion
1 clove
garlic, peeled and minced
1 cup
1/2 cup
chunky peanut butter
2 tablespoons
soy sauce
2 tablespoons
white sugar
1 tablespoon
lemon juice
I am of Dutch descent, where Indonesian cuisine was quite popular. This recipe is freakin' superb. Try it. You will love it.
This was good and not too hard to make, but it was just okay. The sauce was better with a bit more peanut butter. I didn't have peanut oil, so I used sesame oil to still give it that nutty flavor. Overall, the marinade for the chicken just didn't go with the peanut sauce. My boyfriend hated it, but thought it was okay and would give it a 4. I feel like if I could still use the peanut sauce, but I wouldn't use the marinade again.
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WOW talk about EASY and extremely tasty!!! Our family absolutely loved this satay recipe!! I didn't think 15 minutes of marinating time would be enough but it was very good!! We love spiced up food so next time I might marinate it even longer. We used our George Foreman grill and since it cooks both sides at the same time we just grilled it for 5 minutes and it came out great!!! Thanks Estherlita...this is wonderful!
These were a positive hit at my dinner event. Even with my substitutions, they were delicious. I used pasta sauce instead of the tomato sauce, and olive oil for the peanut oil. I also, shocked by how liquidy my peanut sauce was turning out, doubled the peanut butter to 1 cup. I'm used to a thicker sauce, and this turned out just how I wanted it. A restaurant-quality recipe - thank you.
I loved this dish as did my family. I did spice up the peanut sauce with a bit of red pepper flakes as was suggested by other reviewers. Otherwise, the recipe was perfect. Served with basmati rice and a side of broccoli. Delish!
This was really good. And will go in my party folder recommendation.
Delicious, easy and visually appealing makes this a perfect appetizer for company. I made the following modifications: halved the marinade for one chicken breast; substituted ketchup for tomato sauce; added a pinch of red pepper flakes; flattened chicken before cutting into strips; marinaded chicken in a bag for four hours; soaked skewers for at least two hours; grilled on my Cuisinart griddler. I did not make the peanut sauce. I look forward to trying this again with a fattier cut of chicken like the thigh, as well as with pork, beef and prawns. This is a wonderful recipe. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Estherlita! My 6 year old daughter couldn't get enough - she ate more than my husband and myself. I accidentally opened up tomatoe soup and used that instead of the tomatoe sauce and it still turned out great. Thanks for this recipe - a definite do again.
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Amount Per Serving
Calories: 329
Calories from Fat: 163
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